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It looks like for the end customer this is no better than a closed payment platform(think of visa network or ACH) unless they provide at least read access to th
by thefounder 7y ago
It looks like for the end customer this is no better than a closed payment platform(think of visa network or ACH) unless they provide at least read access to the blockchain ledger/database. If that's the case it's not worth the name of crypto currency.
They also say in 5 years will provide full(r/w) access to the public clients/nodes...I wouldn't hold my breath.
It has "fraud" prevention built in, charge backs, compliance etc...how would that work on a public blockchain? I believe they lie and they know it will never be released as a public/permisionless blockchain.